US11851837B2 - Hydraulic power shovel with tamping function - Google Patents
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- the subject of the disclosure is a hydraulic power shovel that, in addition to its normal use as excavation shovel, also allows it to operate for tamping with the shovel equipment.
- This known shovel uses tamping equipment installed at the end of the rocking arm in addition or instead of the bucket.
- the movement of the boom with the rocking arm and the equipment at the end makes it possible to tamp the ground in front of the power shovel.
- this operating mode of the hydraulic power shovel has a certain number of drawbacks. Since the weight of the equipment is used to drop the boom with its tamping equipment, this operation creates a depression with a cavitation effect in the power cylinder which actuates the boom. In addition, the reversing movement between the descent by gravity of the boom, of the rocking arm and of the bucket or of the tamping equipment and then the reverse movement or raising of this equipment is delayed, specifically because of the dead times at the moment of reversal.
- the aim of the disclosure is to develop a hydraulic power shovel that ensures not only the normal function of a shovel but also the tamping function while avoiding the delays at the moment of the reversal of the movement between the descent of the tamping equipment and the raising of the boom for a new tamping phase.
- a hydraulic power shovel including a frame bearing a turret equipped with an arm (boom, rocking arm) terminated by a tool such as a bucket having a tamping surface, a power cylinder linked to the arm and pressing on the turret, a hydraulic installation with an adjustable flow pump supplying the power cylinder via a slide valve and a hydraulic liquid tank, a control unit linked to a control member actuated by the operator and generating a control signal and a sensor of pressure and of temperature of the hydraulic liquid in the power cylinder generating a signal S (P-T), the vapour pressure diagram of the hydraulic liquid (pressure and temperature) available in the control unit, a comparator receiving the signal from the sensor to compare it to the vapour pressure curve and to generate a control signal for the pump, a control member activated by the operator to supply a signal controlling the operating mode to the control unit, the control unit controlling the operation of the shovel: in normal operating mode according to which the valve and the flow rate of the
- the hydraulic power shovel according to the disclosure has the advantage of operating very efficiently in the tamping mode.
- the hydraulic circuit avoids the development of the cavitation effect in the rapid descent of the arm and of the tamping tool under the effect of the weight of this assembly.
- the arm can be raised to any position within the limits of the possible movement of the power cylinder while retaining its effectiveness against the cavitation effect.
- the electronic control unit is a computer applying a program managing the operation in normal mode and in tamping mode.
- This electronic control unit can be the unit managing the overall operation of the power shovel and in which the normal and tamping operating modes are program modules.
- the power shovel comprises a manual control device linked to the control unit to switch the control unit to the first or the second operating mode making it possible to activate the movement of descent and of lifting of the arm with the first control device.
- the second control device is a switch or a pushbutton.
- the power shovel according to the disclosure advantageously uses the bucket as tamping tool, that does not exclude replacing the bucket with a specific tamping tool installed in place of the bucket.
- FIG. 1 is a diagram of a hydraulic power shovel according to the disclosure
- FIG. 2 A is a graph of the movement of the control handle
- FIG. 2 B is a graph of the response to the movement of the handle for the control of the hydraulic circuit pump.
- FIG. 1 schematically shows a hydraulic power shovel 100 having a mobile frame 110 for example with tracks and supporting a turret 120 with the driving position, the motor 1 , the arm 2 with its equipment and the hydraulic installation 3 .
- the arm 2 is formed by a boom 21 linked to the turret 120 by an articulation A 1 and a power cylinder V 1 controlling the pivoting about this articulation A 1 .
- the boom 21 is continued by a rocking arm 22 linked to the boom 21 by an articulation A 2 and a power cylinder V 2 controlling the pivoting of the rocking arm 22 about the articulation A 2 .
- the end of the rocking arm 22 is linked to a tool 23 such as a bucket by an articulation A 3 and a power cylinder V 3 .
- the bucket 23 can be tilted to use its outer surface 231 as surface or tamping tool.
- the power cylinder V 3 controls the movement of the bucket 23 ; the power cylinder V 2 controls the movement of the rocking arm 22 with its bucket 23 and the power cylinder V 1 controls the movement of the boom 21 and of the components ( 22 , 23 ) that it supports, that is to say all of the arm 2 .
- the power cylinders V 1 , V 2 , V 3 are supplied in a controlled manner with hydraulic fluid by the hydraulic installation 3 equipped with a pump 31 and valves such as a slide valve 32 according to the movements to be executed.
- the power cylinders V 1 -V 3 or each group of power cylinders are controlled with associated handles, that are not detailed, for example forming part of a hydraulic control block linked to slide valves such as the valve 32 controlling the hydraulic liquid supplying the power cylinders and possibly other accessories of the power shovel 100 .
- the power shovel 100 can execute not only its normal excavation function (mf 1 ) with its bucket 23 , but also the tamping function mf 2 with the bucket 23 .
- This tamping function mf 2 uses the rigid arm 2 formed by the boom 21 , the rocking arm 22 and the bucket 23 .
- This arm 2 pivots, controlled by the power cylinder V 1 , about the articulation A 1 for movements of descent using the force of gravity and of raising of the bucket 23 by supplying the power cylinder V 1 .
- the chambers C 1 , C 2 are each linked by a respective duct CC 1 , CC 2 ensuring both the intake and the return of the hydraulic liquid, from and to a slide valve 32 which is itself linked to a duct CP coming from the pump 31 and a return duct CR to the tank 33 from which the pump 31 is supplied.
- the hydraulic installation 3 is managed by a control unit 6 linked to a first control member 4 in the form of a handle and to a second control member 5 to switch between the functions mf 1 and mf 2 .
- This control member 5 is in the form of a handle or of a pushbutton. The switching can also be done on the basis of the repeated actuation according to a certain pattern, of the control member 4 which is interpreted as a signal for switching between the two functions mf 1 , mf 2 by the control unit 6 .
- the first control member 4 manages the operating mode mf 1 or mf 2 of the power cylinder V 1 out of the two operating modes selected by the second control member 5 , namely:
- the tamping mf 2 is the operating mode that is more particularly the concern of the disclosure.
- Tamping consists in packing the ground with the bucket 23 pivoted about the articulation A 3 with the rocking arm 22 to present the outer surface 231 of the bucket 23 as compacting surface.
- the repeated movement of raising and of descent of the arm 2 is controlled by the operator with the handle 4 . This movement must be repeated as rapidly as is permitted by the operation of the hydraulic circuit 3 and the kinematics of the arm 2 .
- the valve 32 has three switching ranges Po, P 1 , P 2 on its slide 321 for cutting the two ducts CC 1 , CC 2 of the power cylinder V 1 or linking them to the two ducts CP, CR corresponding respectively to the intake from the pump 31 and to the return to the tank 33 .
- the range Po of the valve closes the two ducts CC 1 , CC 2 and thus blocks the power cylinder V 1 in its position, that is to say the position of the piston P of the power cylinder V 1 at that moment.
- This range Po also ensures the closure of the ducts CP, CR or, as a variant, the return of the duct CP to the duct CR and the tank 33 which allows the pump 31 to continue to operate while the power cylinder V 1 is cut from the circuit.
- the range P 1 links the chamber C 1 to the pump 31 and the chamber C 2 to the tank 33 .
- the range P 2 links the chamber C 2 to the pump 31 and the chamber P 1 to the tank 33 .
- the ranges P 1 , P 2 reverse the operation of the power cylinder V 1 and between them, the range Po blocks the operation of the power cylinder V 1 .
- this range P 1 corresponds to the active supplying of the power cylinder V 1 by the pump 31 while the range P 2 corresponds to the passive operation of the power cylinder V 1 whose chamber C 1 is emptied under the effect of the piston P pushed by the weight of the arm 2 .
- the unit 6 controls the valve 32 by displacing the slide 321 by its two actuators AC 1 , AC 2 at the two ends of the slide 321 which push and pull the latter into the chosen position, opposite the ducts C 1 , C 2 or CP, CR.
- the ranges P 1 , P 2 are not proportional; they fully open or close the passage of the hydraulic liquid and the switching between the ranges P 1 and P 2 goes through the range Po regardless of the switching direction.
- the control unit 6 manages the operation of the pump 31 (flow rate Q of the pump) based on instructions from the handle 4 and information supplied by sensors that are not represented, monitoring the operation of the hydraulic installation 3 .
- the control unit 6 is linked to a pressure sensor 34 which detects the pressure in the chamber C 2 of the power cylinder V 1 and associated with the duct CC 2 linked to the chamber C 2 or to the output duct CP of the pump 31 .
- the sensor 34 or another associated sensor measures the temperature of the hydraulic liquid in the chamber C 2 of the power cylinder or at the input of this chamber. It supplies the signal of pressure SP and of temperature ST to the control unit 6 .
- This signal is also represented in the combined form of pressure and temperature signal S(P-T) whether supplied by itself or two sensors.
- the control unit 6 comprises, in memory, the vapour pressure curve of the hydraulic liquid 61 and a comparator 62 for comparing the pressure signal S(P-T) supplied by the sensor 34 to the vapour pressure curve of the hydraulic liquid to control the operation of the pump 31 .
- the vapour pressure diagram of the hydraulic liquid is a known curve, not represented, with coordinates (T, P) separating the liquid state and the gaseous state.
- the cavitation occurs schematically when the pressure of the liquid drops below the constant temperature vaporization curve while the transition of the constant pressure and increasing temperature curve is reflected by the boiling of the liquid.
- the operation according to the first mode mf 1 consists in controlling the upward and downward pivoting of the arm 2 or of the boom 21 by supplying the chamber C 1 or the chamber C 2 .
- the operation according to the second mode mf 2 is different in that it uses the weight of the arm 2 (boom, rocking arm and bucket) to lower the arm 2 and strike the surface of the ground to be tamped S under the bucket 23 .
- the manoeuvring of the handle 4 is reflected by the sending, to the unit 6 , of a control signal SC 1 , SC 2 for the raising or lowering manoeuvring of the arm 2 .
- the arm 2 is lowered, for example bearing on the ground or even in any position between its raised position (depending on the maximum travel of the power cylinder V 1 ) or in an intermediate position depending on the stop at the end of the manoeuvre.
- the slide 321 is, by definition, in its neutral position Po blocking the power cylinder V 1 .
- the manoeuvre to be performed is that of tamping (in the operating mode mf 2 ).
- the operator manoeuvres the handle 4 into an intermediate position or to the end of travel.
- the manoeuvre continues as long as the handle is actuated and the power cylinder V 1 can operate in this direction, that is to say until the chamber C 1 is totally filled.
- a travel or pressure sensor associated with the chamber C 1 stops the pump 31 or switches the slide 321 to switch over to the range Po.
- the operation of the arm 2 is stopped and, if the handle 4 is not placed in its rest position, it must be returned thereto; it can also be released by the operator and revert automatically to that position.
- the manoeuvre which should follow the raising of the arm 2 is detected by the control unit 6 which controls the slide 321 to set its range P 2 in active position and link the duct CR to the duct CC 1 and the duct CP to the duct CC 2 .
- the communication through the slide 321 is fully open for the two ducts CC 1 , CC 2 , that is to say without the flow rate leaving the chamber C 1 in return to the liquid tank 33 (also called tank), or the flow rate Q from the pump 31 to the chamber C 2 , being laminated.
- the pump 31 supplies output under the control of the unit 6 and supplies the chamber C 2 for the pressure therein to remain slightly above the vapour pressure of the hydraulic liquid at that temperature and below atmospheric pressure, so as to avoid the cavitation or the onset of cavitation, without loading the chamber C 2 beyond what is necessary, and not delay the subsequent manoeuvre of lifting of the arm 2 .
- control unit 6 compares the pressure of the hydraulic liquid in the chamber C 2 supplied by the pump 31 to the vapour pressure at the temperature of the hydraulic liquid in the chamber C 2 to servocontrol the flow rate Q from the pump 31 , so that, when the movement of descent of the bucket 23 is stopped, not necessarily at the end-of-travel position of the piston P in the cylinder, the reverse movement can begin immediately.
- This state is detected by the detection of the change of pressure gradient in the chamber C 2 of the boom power cylinder V 1 , provoked by the impact on the ground. That is reflected by a pressure peak.
- the operator instinctively reverses the control 4 at the moment when he or she hears the noise provoked by the noise of the impact of the bucket on the ground.
- the slide 321 is thus automatically set in the position Po to block the arm 2 and avoid any movement before the arm 2 can be raised as required, controlled by the operator.
- the handle 4 may still be in its end of descent phase of the arm 2 position.
- the handle 4 For the next phase of lifting of the arm 2 , the handle 4 must go back through its rest position. Then, when the handle 4 is actuated, the control unit 6 detects the start of control and sets the slide 321 of the valve in position P 1 to supply the chamber C 1 and lift the arm 2 to the end of the travel of the power cylinder V 1 or to a heightwise position, chosen by the operator, depending on the work to be performed. The tamping cycle then recommences.
- the handle 4 controls the pump 31 as is illustrated by the curves of FIGS. 2 A, 2 B .
- FIG. 2 A represents the diagram of operation of the handle 4 with, on the x axis, the time T, and on the y axis, the travel of the handle 4 .
- the travel is represented on a scale of between 0% and 100% of the total travel.
- the movement of the handle 4 is, for example, linear.
- the travel can be stopped at any level, for example X % of the total travel.
- this point chosen by the operator is reached (instant t 1 )
- he or she maintains the handle 4 until the instant t 2 then raises or lowers or releases the handle. It then reverts automatically to the 0% x axis position in a relatively short return time.
- FIG. 2 B shows the control function applied by the control unit 6 to the pump 31 to control the flow rate Q thereof.
- This function is assumed linear. It is represented in relation to time with the curve of FIG. 2 A .
- the y axis here represents the flow rate Q as a percentage relative to the maximum flow rate (100%) of the pump 31 .
- the degree of actuation (X %) of the handle 4 corresponds to a flow rate Q (X %).
- the operation of the pump 31 is the image of the actuation of the handle 4 as long as the request represented by the signal from the handle 4 is compatible with the known operating capabilities of the power cylinder V 1 and applied by the control unit 6 .
- the flow rate Q of the pump 31 supplying the chamber C 2 is set so that the descent of the bucket 3 by gravity does not create, in the chamber C 2 , a depression lower than the vapour pressure of the hydraulic liquid or that the pressure of the hydraulic liquid does not create a thrust on the piston that is added to that of the weight exerted by the arm 2 , so as to avoid the cavitation in the power cylinder or not to increase the time of reversal of the movement of the boom for its future lift.
- the delay on the lifting of the arm 2 after its descent would be created by the time needed to first fill the chamber C 2 from empty on stopping or, in the reverse direction, to discharge the hydraulic liquid under pressure from the chamber C 2 , delaying the intake of the hydraulic liquid into the chamber C 1 .
- the repetition of the working tamping cycles comprises, for each cycle:
- the control unit 6 is preferably a computer applied to a program to manage the operation of the power shovel 100 and the observance of safety conditions in normal mode (mf 1 ) and in tamping mode (mf 2 ).
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- input EC1 of the chamber C1
- output SC2 of the chamber C2
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- output SC1 of the chamber C1
- input EC2 of the chamber C2
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- in lifting, the pump 31 supplies the power cylinder through its chamber C1 (input EC1)
- in descent, the pump 31 supplies the power cylinder V1 through its chamber C2 (input EC2).
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- a phase of lifting of the arm 2 to the necessary height which is that corresponding to the end of travel of the power cylinder V1 or to an intermediate position
- a phase of descent, releasing the arm 2 and its load to the action of the weight until the bucket 23 (or the tamping tool) strikes the ground S.
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- 100 Hydraulic power shovel
- 110 Frame
- 120 Turret
- 1 Motor
- 2 Arm
- 21 Boom
- 22 Rocking arm
- 23 Tool/bucket
- 231 Tamping surface
- 3 Hydraulic installation
- 31 Adjustable pump
- 32 Slide valve
- 321 Slide
- 33 Hydraulic liquid tank, tank
- 34 Pressure/temperature sensor
- 4 Handle
- 5 Other control member
- 6 Control unit UC
- 61 Diagram (P-T) of the hydraulic liquid
- 62 Comparator
- A1, A2, A3 Articulations
- V1, V2, V3 Power cylinders
- P Piston of the power cylinder V1
- T Rod of the power cylinder V1
- C1, C2 Chambers of the power cylinder V1
- CC1, CC2 Ducts linked to the chambers of the power cylinder
- CP Output duct from the pump
- CR Return duct to the tank
- S Ground
- SC Signal from the control member 4
- S (P-T) Pressure-temperature signal of the hydraulic liquid in the power cylinder V1
- SP Pump 31 control signal
- SCmf Control signal for switching between the operating modes
- mf1 Normal mode
- mf2 Tamping mode
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